Bacon Pig Market Northam Tuesday Next
Elder Smith and Co. Ltd invites entries for a bacon pig market to be held in Northam on Tuesday next. The notice calls for participants to submit entries and details for bidding and sale.
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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1938
Page
1
Elder Smith and Co. Ltd invites entries for a bacon pig market to be held in Northam on Tuesday next. The notice calls for participants to submit entries and details for bidding and sale.
Dorcas reports on social notes with Rottnest holidays and weddings in Perth links. Mentions Constable Bibby transfer to Narembeen, a Caliigiri district youth trip to Rockingham, and a two week Described home economy course at Technical College St George’s Terrace starting Feb 1 1938 with lectures on dietetics early women and upholstery demonstrations.
The Department of Agriculture and Education announce a wool classing short course under Mr A D Stewart and Mr H McCallum at Perth Technical College starting Monday 7 February 1938 for one week. Practical and lecture sessions run daily from 9 30 am to noon and 1 30 pm with demonstrations at Fremantle wool stores. No admission fee, students cover board lodging and travel costs.
Sunday service at 3 p.m with Divine Worship led by Preacher F. Harris. Also notes another session at 3 p.m with Preacher A. Hollands.
His Grace The Archbishop of , Dr Prendiville will visit Toodyay this Sunday January 9 and will celebrate Mass at John the Baptist Church at am.
Account payments listed for the Tio yay Herald go to the head tire in Toodyay or the Pert office. The notice assigns funds to The United Press Ltd at 71 May Se.
Demonstrations at Fremantle require students to enter for afternoon sessions with specifics on concession rail fares available from the W A G R and Midland Railway Co Ltd. Minimum age for applicants is eighteen. Applications should go to the Under Secretary for Agriculture at St George's Terrace Perth to secure practical work accommodation.
After a further round of fixtures last Sunday Coondle and Toodyay won. Coondle preserved its lead in the Premier cricket competition while Toodyay rose to second place above Mercantile. Premiership points show Cyandle and Toudyay on top with WoL, Mercantiles, YY Rejoording trailing.
TOODYAY BEJOORDING 1. Ptia Guson Wl Not Out Scores BEJOORDING 5. Rape b Christie 1 D Ralph H Ferguson b Watkins 72 Chapman Denis b Christie 0 Tyndall b Gooden 0 Parkins b Gooden 0 Ludeman b Christie Lawrence std Ferguson Denis Davey Smith b Purser 17 Donegan b Christie ag od Donegan not oat 32 Lawrence not out Sundries 4 TOTAL-lot Bowling Christie 4-12 Gouden 2-45 Denis 1-12 Purser 1-19 Watkins In
Coondle 147 all out with Cook 20 and Twine 6 for 30 in bowling by S. Cook Jarratt and Carroll. Mercantiles 120 all out as Twine bags six for 30 and Jervois 1 for 46, supported by Leeder and Jefferys.
Mrs. E Wing trophy goes to the Toodyay Association player with the most catches as of the third round. H Donegan and S Cook lead with eight, Davy and Roy Donegan seven, J Purser seven, Lo Donegan six, plus several others with four to six. Country Week Cricket starts February 8 in Perth. H V Denis named manager. Closing entries January 18 for trip hopefuls.
Last Sunday on the Toodyay main road Mr Bert Fergus n attempted to piss round a horse in front of Mr Jack James residence. The car mudguard touched the horse causing it to rear and fall onto the car smashing the windscreen and hood. Mr Ferguson suffered a deep cut to the hand. two passengers Mr Bishop and Mr W James sustained a sprained wrist and minor injuries respectively.
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